The world is full of offices, from small corners in a home to the vast complexes of multi-national conglomerates. It’s safe to say that virtually every one of those offices is going to have at least one computer. Laptops, desktops, and servers populate even a small business office, to say nothing of the amount of computing technology required by a larger corporation.
It usually falls to either the IT department or the office manager to oversee the computer needs of employees. In a small company, this may be the owner of the business, who ends up wearing a multitude of hats. Their role will be to choose, purchase, and maintain all computers for the company. In larger companies, different individuals will be responsible at each stage of computer acquisition and maintenance.
Many companies are finding that it is more efficient to rent a computer for new employees than to buy one outright. Computers can be rented on a weekly or monthly basis and long term leases are available. In addition to saving on the costs of purchase, rented computers usually come with free tech support and maintenance, which saves on in house IT costs. It is also much easier to upgrade a rented computer when a new model is released than it is to do so when the computer is owned by the company.
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August 30th, 2011 at 6:17 pm
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